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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1935
Page
5
The Grange held Booster Night on Monday September 30 in Owensville with the public invited. Community updates include visits by residents to and from nearby towns and frequent family and social gatherings across Amelia Marathon and surrounding areas.
Warfields and Summerside report visitors and moves with families in Nichry, Dayton, and Cincinnati. Mt. Carmel Grange hosts Booster Night September 30 with free ice cream. School enrollment reaches 160. PTA welcomes Mt. Carmel teachers. Sunday School attendance rising. Obituaries note deaths of Chas Vogt and J W Roush. renewals and visits across Cincinnati area.
Annual homecoming will be at the Congregational Christian Church on October 6. Brannen family reunion hosted by F. C. Brannen with fifty attendees and a noon dinner. Various visits and gatherings noted, including funerals in Moscow and courtship visits from Cincinnati and Felicity residents.
Mr Wm Burdsall Sr entertained his Sunday School class Saturday night at his home for a pleasant gathering. Sarah and Bobby White with guests traveled to Charleston and other points Saturday. Mrs Lewis Ansteatt joined Dr. Robert Norris family for Sunday dinner in Norwood. Roy Ansteatt and family of Blue Ash visited Lewis Ansteatt Saturday. Mr and Mrs Warden Smyser and daughter Freda spent Sunday afternoon with the Davidsons at Marathon.
Mrs Blanche Long received the sad and unexpected news of her sister Mrs Ida Gorman of Madisonville who died Sunday morning. The community extends sympathy as several people attended the funeral of Mrs Ira Leaverton at Edenton. Local readers note various visits and travels among residents including Eunice Hill and Harold Spencer to California and others visiting relatives in Blanchester Goshen Eden ton and Lockland.
Wal nut Hills visitors Ira Atwood and J K Atwood spent the weekend with relatives. Ruth Anspach visited Rose Carol Enger. Mrs B H Wolfe hosted 50 Garden Circle members from Norwood. Emmett Creager toured town with a big smile after news of a 712 pound boy. Rev Mathews of Price Hill will speak at Lorado Christian Church homecoming on Sept 29. Ben Zimmerman and daughter joined Earl Enger's family for a Saturday visit. Kenton Atwood returns to Wilmington College for fall term.
Maggie Moyer, president, received an Honor Pin for outstanding service in membership and a five dollar check. District President Ella King Wilson praised the unit for its constructive plans. Obituary notes Mrs. T. B Davidson died Saturday with funeral at J Isaac Maham. Cincinnati events include F F B Club dinner and theatre night. Irma Ireton and son visited Bethel residents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ireton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ireton hosts and guests include Edna Thomas visiting Seaman with Albert C Butter. Arthur Peed J C Fuhr entertain Dessa Kuhlmann of Fostoria and Lawrence Reppard family of Middlebourne. Geo Frazier joins Elizabeth Dennis as co hosts for the birthday club gathering.
Mrs L F Yeoman and son Harry enjoyed a Kentucky weekend trip. Mrs Vesta Runyan and daughter of Washington D H were Sunday guests of the Heywood family. William Karnes of Springfield visited recently. Mrs Edna Holmes is home ill with pneumonia. Miss Mildred Snider of Cincinnati spent the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs D L Ritchie went to the Lebanon Fair last Thursday. Galen Glancy moved to Williamsburg for work. Walter Burger and Mrs S L Turnipseed of Atwood Illinois were here for several days. Mr and Mrs Charles Abbott of Covington Ky visited Amos and Mrs Binkley. The Ridings and Bishop couples spent Sunday at Greenville with Dr and Mrs S F Ridings.
Bethel and nearby residents report visitors from Los Angeles Cincinnati Mowrystown Wilmington Pittsburg and many local relatives. Social events include bridge club meetings S S classes and birthday celebrations with extended family attendance throughout the area.
The P T A conducts a membership drive ending at the October 4 meeting at 2:30 P M in the school room to celebrate the association's fifth anniversary with a party. Edward Freeze and family move to Clough Road while George Powell relocates to Williamsville. W C T A of Anderson Two held a meeting at Fannie Laub's with a National Convention report by Anna K Davis. officers elected: Frank Kuhn president W O Johnson vice president Cora Reed secretary Fannie Laub treasurer Minnie Blakely cor sec y. The next meeting will be in Anderson Two in October. Zuella Behymer visited near Cleveland. 4 H Club met at Anna K Davis’s Wildwood Crest. leader hosted breakfast and plans to meet at the schoolhouse next Friday with county leader speaker. all are invited.
The column lists ladies aid luncheon at Rev and Mrs Robbins honoring penny a day contest winners. Friendship Club ice cream supper hosted by Otto and Mrs Kettler. Local families visit, travel news, hospital update on Jim Beagle, and various social calls. Notice of appointment for estate of William Jarman Hughes includes custodian attorney details.
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